My very first Altoid tin just in time for Halloween covered with polymer clay
The hand separates into two pieces when opened
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- Tesa
- I have been crafting since I was four years old, by the time I was eight years old I was creating my own crafts and patterns. As a lifelong crafter I have always felt I have so much to share and pass on these skills and knowledge to others, it's this desire that has lead me to create the Daily Crafter. For the past several years I have wanted to break free from a traditional 9-5 job and have a career that utilizes my crafting skills to earn a living not just make a little money on the side but earn a real living- through crafts So I invited you to follow me on my journey into the business world of crafts- Be sure to check back often, My goal is to try different techniques to make money with my craft skills and knowledge and to post my progress, the pros and cons and what works and what doesn't .
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- Silhoutte tree with mini tutorial
- Sea Turtle necklace
- Button bracelet
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- Jalapeno Box
- All Hallow's Eve- Altoid tin
- Vampire bad necklace
- Inchies Halloween Hanger
- Skull and roses resin magnet
- MIni Paper sculpted pumpkin
- Mother of pearl onyx necklace
- Skull and Roses Barrette
- Craft Storage jars with chalkboard labels
- Angry American Plaques
- Lava necklace
- Skeleton Hand clutching egg
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